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13-06-2008, 07:10 PM
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| | | In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
This was found in leaf litter on Lime Tree Avenue last July and I actually thought it would be easy to ID …. Yeah sure   
Any thoughts much appreciated.
John |
13-06-2008, 07:13 PM
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| | | Re: In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
Inocybe assimilata - just a thought! |
13-06-2008, 07:20 PM
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| | | Re: In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
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Originally Posted by cybershot  Inocybe assimilata - just a thought! | It certainly has the look to it David 
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13-06-2008, 08:15 PM
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| | | Re: In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
I would have gone for I.friesii/nitidiuscula but the stem in the photo seems too dark for this and I.assimilata (which reading Fungi of Swiss, prefers conifer forests.)
Unless there is a very distinctive feature, it's nigh impossible to I.D. an Inocybe by photo alone.
Neil. |
13-06-2008, 08:21 PM
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| | | Re: In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
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Originally Posted by fairplay Unless there is a very distinctive feature, it's nigh impossible to I.D. an Inocybe by photo alone.
Neil. | I was waiting for a comment to this effect Neil Lime tree avenue is just full of Inocybe species too 
John |
13-06-2008, 09:15 PM
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| | | Re: In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
So is my local wood John, I've only dared put a name to 2 of 'em, but there are at least 8-10 more.
Luckily I had an e-mail from the BMS last month to say the Autumn foray for '09 will be in Suffolk and can I come up with any good places to foray, so naturally No 1 on my list was my favourite local wood (and the crew don't leave the wood until they've identified all the Inocybe's....shhhh !!)
Neil. |
13-06-2008, 10:16 PM
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| | | Re: In leaf litter on lime tree avenue
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Originally Posted by fairplay I would have gone for I.friesii/nitidiuscula but the stem in the photo seems too dark for this and I.assimilata (which reading Fungi of Swiss, prefers conifer forests.)
Unless there is a very distinctive feature, it's nigh impossible to I.D. an Inocybe by photo alone.
Neil. | Hooray !!!!
Someones got the message about not being able to identify things from photos (in certain cases, Inocybe being a good example !)
In fact they are almost impossible to identify from fresh material ! 
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